Biomedical Optics & Medical Imaging

A newly developed detector for toxic industrial chemicals is highly sensitive, simple, fast, and inexpensive, and it works by visualizing odors.

A lab-on-a-chip-type system employs optical tweezers to study changes in the response of single yeast cells to variations in the immediate environment.

The SPIE 2010 Gold Medal winner reminisces about the formative years of the laser, and talks about new horizons in science.

The chief technology officer of LightLab Imaging talks about the company's efforts in developing optical coherence tomography products for clinical use.

Electrothermal micromirrors and a flexible printed circuit board permit fast, small optical coherence tomography of internal organs.

SPIE Newsroom
17 February 2010

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